Wireless Music Options

[snyderaaron]

I usually play my music by hooking up my iphone to the audio jack. Is there any way to do this wirelessly so every time I want to change a song I don't have to get up while i'm driving?

[spader]

Would this work?

http://www.kanexlive.com/airblue



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[jbschmoll]

I just installed a new head unit that I can connect to via Bluetooth. The Bluetooth connects up great and you can control your music from any where in the boat.

[MLA]

snyder,

2 common options. 1 is a bluetooth receiver that can connect to your head-units AUX inputs. 2nd, is to install a remote AUX port on the helm. This puts your music source at your finger tips.

[marman]

This is what I use.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I have been pretty happy with it. I use my iPhone with it and keep the phone on the driver side. There is a short plug that stays plugged into the front of the head unit.

[parrothd]

I do this via Bluetooth, you can use the controls on the captains console to skip/start/stop..

You could also run an aux cable over to the captains console instead of Bluetooth, I have a car mount to hold my phone and have an app that raises the volume higher or lower based on the speed..

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[snyderaaron]

I'd probably screw number 2 up, so simple connection to AUX inputs would probably be my option. Anyone have any pictures?

[parrothd]

Doesn't your receiver have a iPhone hookup?

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[snyderaaron]

I have no idea????

[snyderaaron]

I'm thinking this will work the best

Would this work?

http://www.kanexlive.com/airblue



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